Vitamin E is generally referred to as vitamin E milk, which is applied to the skin to improve dry and itchy skin, but avoid applying vitamin E milk when the skin is broken, and should not be applied to those who are allergic to vitamin E. Applying vitamin E to the skin appropriately is more effective in relieving dry skin or itchy skin due to seasonal changes, but it is recommended to avoid applying vitamin E milk to the affected area when there is a break in the skin. Some people who apply vitamin E on the surface of the skin may experience burning sensation or allergic reactions such as itching or skin rashes, so people who are allergic to vitamin E are prohibited from applying vitamin E on the skin. Applying vitamin E milk to the skin can relieve itching, and you can usually take a moderate amount of vitamin E milk after bathing. If an allergic reaction occurs after using vitamin E milk, you need to wash the drug off in time, and if necessary, you need to seek medical treatment. Normally, you should not use too much vitamin E on the skin, so as not to cause pore clogging.